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18:20I'll bake you your favorite mac and cheese.
18:22I swiped past.
18:24Mac and cheese was Serena's favorite.
18:25Not mine. Elliot sent a string of messages.
18:28Hazel! Do you know how many calls I've gotten today after word got out?
18:32My VP came over personally to ask if Dr. Hazel Whitmore was really my sister.
18:36I've never felt so proud.
18:38Which hotel are you at? Let me pick you up tomorrow.
18:40I'll throw you a welcome dinner.
18:41Remember that Michelin three star I mentioned?
18:43I'll book the best table.
18:44Ethan's tone was cautious for the first time in his life.
18:47I didn't understand the situation earlier and said things out of line.
18:50Don't hold it against me.
18:52You were always smarter than us in school.
18:54I should have seen it coming.
18:55I found it funny.
18:56In high school, to please Serena, he'd said to my face...
18:59Hazel, you're really slow.
19:01How are you not even half as smart as Serena?
19:04Now, he was saying, I'd always been the smart one.
19:06Melanie's message was long.
19:08Hazel, you're incredible.
19:09I'm honestly so happy for you.
19:11Now that you're this successful, do you think we're all pathetic in comparison?
19:14I'm just a regular 9 to 5.
19:16Not like you.
19:17Wherever you go, everyone worships you.
19:19I'm so jealous.
19:20Every sentence sang my praises.
19:22Every sentence told me exactly how jealous she was.
19:24An Instagram notification popped up.
19:26I opened it.
19:27Serena had posted an hour ago.
19:28The photo was a professionally edited shot from the reception.
19:31A sea of white roses.
19:33Glittering crystal chandeliers.
19:35Her silhouette in a Vera Wang gown at center stage.
19:37The caption read,
19:38Thank you to everyone who came to witness the happiest day of my life.
19:41Like nothing had happened.
19:43Julian sent a LinkedIn connection request.
19:45Dr. Whitmore, I sincerely apologize for what happened today.
19:48I'm asking for the chance to apologize in person.
19:50Sebastian added me too.
19:52His note was a single line.
19:53Dr. Whitmore, looking forward to working with you.
19:55Sebastian.
19:588 o'clock the next morning.
19:59I was dressed and walking through the hotel lobby.
20:01A black escalade was parked outside the revolving door.
20:04Serena stood beside it.
20:05She looked like she hadn't slept.
20:07When she saw me, she straightened her back.
20:09Hazel?
20:09Her voice was hoarse.
20:11I want to talk.
20:12I asked.
20:13About what?
20:13She reached for my sleeve.
20:15Her fingertips were cold.
20:16Hazel, can you...
20:17Can you just talk to me for a bit?
20:19Just a few minutes.
20:19Fine.
20:2010 minutes.
20:21We crossed the street.
20:22And went into blue bottle coffee.
20:24I didn't want people to have anything to laugh about.
20:26The truth is, the wedding never finished.
20:27She bit her lip.
20:28After Mr. Ashford left, Julian's father called him back to the Ashford estate.
20:31He hasn't called me since.
20:33Hazel, I really don't know what to do.
20:35I tapped the table and looked her in the eye.
20:37Say what you came to say.
20:38You have eight minutes left.
20:40Her eyes reddened again.
20:41Hazel, could you just say something to Mr. Ashfield?
20:44Julian must be too scared of getting in trouble to come find me.
20:48He does want to marry me.
20:49Just say something for him.
20:51Tell Mr. Ashfield not to hold it against him first.
20:54I cut her off.
20:54I didn't ask Mr. Ashfield to do anything to you or Julian.
20:57I don't have that kind of time to waste.
20:59Serena froze.
21:00Second.
21:01In yesterday's situation, Julian's choice was to leave you alone at your own wedding and walk out.
21:05You need to reevaluate the man you married.
21:08The expression on Serena's face went rigid.
21:10The soft, delicate shell she'd worked so hard to maintain cracked piece by piece.
21:15Underneath was something sharp and bitter.
21:17She raised her voice.
21:20Hazel Whitmarn.
21:21She called me by my full name.
21:22You must be so smug right now, huh?
21:24For years you were beneath us in every way.
21:27Worse grades than me, Mom and Dad loved me, not you.
21:30In every family photo, you were shoved to the edge.
21:33And now look at you.
21:34You're stepping on all our heads, watching us fall apart.
21:37Bet it feels amazing, doesn't it?
21:39Serena, instead of trying to figure out what I'm thinking, you should be figuring out how to win Julian back.
21:44Her pupils shrank.
21:45Getting on Julian's good side and holding onto your position as Mrs. Ashton.
21:49That's what you should be worrying about.
21:51Spending your energy on me will get you absolutely nothing.
21:54I walked around her and left the coffee shop.
21:56Behind me, I heard a whole scream and the dull thud of a Chanel bag hitting the floor.
22:00The crisp crack of an iPhone screen shadowing.
22:02Hazel!
22:03You only have a few patents!
22:05What's so special about you?
22:06Who do you think you are?
22:08I couldn't be bothered to look back.
22:11A few days later, there was a knock on the door of the Four Seasons Presidential Suite.
22:15I opened it.
22:16My parents stood there holding bags, faces plastered with eager smiles.
22:20Elliot pulled out his iPhone the moment he walked in and started filming an Instagram story.
22:24Presidential Suite?
22:26How much a night is this?
22:27Melanie looked around and smiled, moving to link her arm with mine.
22:30Hazel, you really are living the dream.
22:32Not like us, dragging ourselves through nine to fives.
22:35I'm so jealous.
22:36I pulled my arm free.
22:39What do you want?
22:40My mother nudged Serena forward.
22:42About the coffee shop and the wedding, I was wrong.
22:46I shouldn't have set you up like that.
22:47I shouldn't have said what I did about you stepping on our heads.
22:50I was upset and I said things I shouldn't have.
22:52Please don't hold it against me.
22:53Yes, yes.
22:54She knows she was wrong.
22:55She's been crying at home every day, can't eat, can't sleep.
22:58You're sisters.
22:59Blood is thicker than water.
23:00Hazel, forgive her this once.
23:02My father nodded.
23:03That's right, Hazel.
23:04If you're still upset, you can yell at her a bit.
23:07Teach her a lesson.
23:08For as long as I could remember, whenever Serena and I fought, the same lines came out.
23:12You're the older sister.
23:13You have to set an example.
23:15She's still young.
23:17Don't stoop to her level.
23:18Back then, nobody ever demanded Serena apologize to me.
23:21Not even to hold back.
23:22Not even that.
23:23They had dragged Serena over to apologize.
23:25So favoritism could be changed after all.
23:27Not because they'd realized they were wrong.
23:29But because my position had shifted.
23:32Apology accepted.
23:33You can go now.
23:34I'm heading back to New York in a few days.
23:36I have a lot to take care of.
23:37Elliot's eyes lit up.
23:38New York?
23:39Hazel, we've never been to New York.
23:40Should we visit sometime?
23:41Sure.
23:42You come.
23:43I'll take you out to dinner and cover the hotel.
23:45A hotel?
23:46Can't we just stay at your place?
23:48A single patent licensing fee is worth 10 million.
23:50You must have a huge house in New York.
23:52Staying at a hotel instead of with you would be so cold.
23:55Right.
23:56Your house has to be big.
23:57If family isn't using it, isn't it wasteful to leave it empty?
24:01I do have a house.
24:03But it's my house and nothing to do with you.
24:06The words landed.
24:07Nobody had a response.
24:09I'm staying at a hotel this trip in Newport too, aren't I?
24:12My mother's face shifted through several colors.
24:15But in the end, she said nothing.
24:16Elliot pretended to read the hotel welcome package.
24:20My father cleared his throat.
24:22If there's nothing else, please leave.
24:24I'm very busy.
24:26Before my mother left, she asked quietly,
24:31Hazel, you still haven't forgiven me, have you?
24:36No.
24:41After I got back to New York,
24:43occasional pieces of news drifted my way.
24:45Ethan had co-signed a six-figure loan for a friend.
24:49The friend defaulted and disappeared.
24:50The bank came after him.
24:52His wife took the two kids and moved back to her parents' place,
24:55hired a divorce lawyer.
24:56Emma, my assistant, set a coffee down on my desk
24:58and mentioned it in passing.
25:00Dr. Whitford.
25:01My cousin told me Melanie Reed got married last week.
25:03She met the guy on Hidge.
25:05They had their marriage license in six weeks.
25:07Less than a month after the wedding,
25:08she found out he was carrying $150K in credit card debt and student loans.
25:11Now they're smashing dishes every day.
25:13Her Facebook is nothing but adulthood is a scam complaint.
25:16I gave a small hum.
25:18My finger paused on the project schedule Emma had just brought in.
25:20Next Wednesday.
25:21Ashford Industries.
25:22BCI project kickoff meeting.
25:24Next Friday.
25:25Nature Medicine editorial board video conference.
25:27The Monday after.
25:28Flying to Boston for MIT board meeting.
25:30The chaos in their lives didn't take up a single slide in mine.
25:37My mother was in the hospital.
25:38Emma told me.
25:40Not serious, but the doctor wants her admitted for overnight observation.
25:45She called you.
25:46I glanced at the missed call count on my phone.
25:48Seventeen.
25:49Elliot said work is too busy.
25:51Can't take time off.
25:52Emma hesitated.
25:54And Serena, well, Julian recently.
25:56I looked up.
25:56Emma quickly added,
25:57The Ashford set Julian up with someone new.
26:00A local Newport girl.
26:01Comes from a family on par with Serena's.
26:03But with one advantage.
26:05She's younger.
26:06Serena has been watching Julian's find my iPhone location every day.
26:09Trying to figure out where he is.
26:10She doesn't have time to sit at the hospital.
26:12Meanwhile,
26:12My mother reportedly told anyone who would listen.
26:15My daughter Hazel is a PhD from MIT.
26:17She's always been the most thoughtful, the most caring.
26:20When I got sick, she was the one bringing me medicine and water.
26:23Not afraid of catching anything.
26:25She's so devoted.
26:26She'd say it and start crying.
26:28Emma looked at me carefully.
26:30Should I arrange for me to go visit her?
26:32I lowered my head and kept reading files.
26:35The most devoted daughter had turned her back on her.
26:38No.
26:39The year I was eighteen, I had a 102 degree fever.
26:42For three straight days.
26:44My mother was going over Serena's SAT practice tests.
26:48Mom.
26:48She didn't even look up.
26:50Fever?
26:51Go get some Tylenol from the fridge yourself.
26:53There was no Tylenol in the fridge.
26:55I walked two blocks by myself to CVS to buy it.
26:59Turned my phone face down on the desk.
27:01And went back to reviewing the next patent licensing contract.
27:06A week later, the Ashford Industries BCI project officially launched.
27:11Sebastian, as project lead, flew to New York for the first time.
27:14We signed the collaboration documents in a conference room in midtown Manhattan.
27:18Sebastian's pen left its final signature on the page.
27:20Dr. Whitmore, it's an honor to work with you.
27:23By the way, Julian has been removed from grandfather's list of succession candidates.
27:28I made a small sound of acknowledgement.
27:30Ashford family matters don't really concern me.
27:32I know.
27:33But there is one thing you might find interesting.
27:35Julian and Serena's wedding was never completed.
27:38Last week they got divorced.
27:39I paused for a second.
27:41Serena signed?
27:42Sebastian smiled.
27:43No.
27:43Julian filed unilaterally.
27:45The prenup was very clear.
27:46The Ashton daughter-in-law must come from a matching family.
27:49Your sister's family condition once barely qualified.
27:51But after that day at the wedding, everyone inside the Ashton family understood one thing.
27:54The core asset of the Whitmore family isn't Serena.
27:57It's you.
27:59And you clearly have no intention of doing anything for Serena.
28:02So Serena lost her last remaining value.
28:04I was quiet for a few seconds.
28:06She got nothing.
28:08That's right.
28:09One year of severance, that's all she took.
28:11Her position at Mackinley has been affected by her mental state.
28:14She's been put on a performance review.
28:16Her situation right now is, to put it plainly, rough.
28:20I capped my pen.
28:21That's not my concern.
28:22Sebastian nodded.
28:24I figured you'd say that.
28:29That evening, I got back to my apartment in Tribeca after work.
28:33The Manhattan skyline stretched beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows.
28:36The lights atop the Empire State Building glowed a soft, warm white.
28:40I opened a bottle of red, cut a piece of cheese, and settled on the sofa to review tomorrow's meeting
28:45materials.
28:45The doorbell rang.
28:46Nobody was supposed to be here at this hour.
28:49Serena was standing outside.
28:50She had lost a lot of weight.
28:52No makeup.
28:52Deep shadows under her eyes.
28:54No Chanel bag in her hand.
28:55Just a cheap canvas tote.
28:58Hazel, I know I have no right to come here, but right now I truly have nowhere else to go.
29:01Julian kicked me out.
29:02Mackenzie is gonna fire me.
29:04Mom and Dad told me not to come back to Newport.
29:05They said I've disgraced the whole family.
29:07Elliot blocked me.
29:08I'm begging you.
29:08Let me stay here for a few days.
29:10Just a few days.
29:10I'll get back on my feet soon.
29:11Ten years ago, I stood at the door of that house, burning with fever.
29:16Nobody opened the door for me.
29:20Serena, I remember what you said at the wedding in front of 30 tables of guests.
29:23My sister is a barista in New York making $18 an hour.
29:27Single gentleman, please give her a chance.
29:30Serena's face went white.
29:31Hazel, I didn't know back then.
29:33Whether you knew or not isn't the point.
29:35The point is that you were capable of saying it.
29:37You were capable of saying it because for as long as you've been alive, you've believed that's what I am.
29:42Worthless.
29:43Something to be examined.
29:44Something to be disposed of.
29:46Now you've hit rock bottom and suddenly you remember I'm your sister.
29:50Serena, has it ever occurred to you?
29:51I was never your sister.
29:54I was just the hazel that all of you spent 20-some years stepping on.
30:01Six months later, I was sitting in my office at MIT.
30:04The Charles River stretched outside the window.
30:06Sailboats drifted across the water.
30:08The sky was that clean, deep blue you only get in Cambridge.
30:12Emma knocked and came in.
30:13Dr. Whitmore, email from Nature Medicine.
30:15They want you to serve as guest editor for the next issue.
30:18Reply that I accept.
30:19Emma smiled.
30:21Also, today's your birthday.
30:23Happy birthday.
30:26Thank you.
30:27Emma stepped out.
30:28I was alone in the office.
30:30My phone screen lit up.
30:32A text from Serena.
30:34Hazel, today is your birthday.
30:36I remember every year on your birthday, mom would buy me a cake.
30:38She said since our birthdays were only a month apart, we could celebrate together.
30:42None of those cakes ever had your name on them.
30:44I'm sorry.
30:45Happy birthday.
30:46I stared at the message for a long time.
30:49In the end, I deleted it and blocked her.
30:53The Cambridge afternoon sun spilled across the Charles River.
30:57The water shimmered.
30:58The 18-year-old girl curled up on the living room couch, waking up drenched in sweat.
31:03The girl bleeding from her forehead after a mug hit her, kneeling to pick up a $50 bill.
31:07The girl who cried into her blanket so many nights, because her family loved someone else more.
31:11All of them had drifted so far, so far away from me.
31:15The Hazel Whitmore, who existed now, didn't need anyone's apology, didn't lack anyone's approval.
31:20She was standing high enough now, high enough that the pain that used to keep her awake,
31:23moving down from where she was, was nothing more than a grain of dust beneath her feet.
31:27Outside the window, a sailboat drifted slowly across the Charles River.
31:31I picked up the coffee on my desk and took a sip.
31:34It was sweet.
31:34The
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